Moving To San Antonio

I lived in a small city of Orlando, Florida the last 10 years and I need to try something new. I went to San Antonio when I was in training camp for the Air Force, but I did not have to get off base much more to see everything. Let me know what you think. Thank you

the river walk thing is cooooool

Here for 12 years. Used to live in Dallas and do not go back.

However, there are good and bad things about almost any location. Assess what is most important to you and then evaluate against these criteria. I like the fact that you can do almost anything outdoors most of the year. But others complain that we do not have four seasons. See what I mean?

San Antonio is a beautiful city indeed, it is the center of tourism in Texas. Apart from tourism, it is also home to five Fortune 500 companies and the Medical Center of South Texas, the only medical research and care provider in the region of South Texas.

"Well I saw in Fort Worth TX, but my goal was to live in San Antonio at least 5 years. I love this place. Its better than where I live and so much more to do. So I advise you to live.

San Antonio sucking a small town that grew too fast and showing the problems of congestion and construction. For me, its dirty, not multiple facets and a small music / art / entertainment scene. Austin is where its at SXSW with all the festivals throughout the year, a real hill country and central location of the LBJ State Park and San Antonio to visit - one visit.

Ive lived here for 5 years, im 25 and im done with it.

Ive lived in San Antonio all my life and still do.

I love it.

People are not rude.

and theres a lot of different places to go. I wouldnt offers San Antonio, if I should do.
I love it.

Well, I was there for some time to work and I can tell you there are many interesting places to go, but ... If you do I hope you're ready to live in a box which means they are tenants of price, then Orlando. Not to mention while I was there many people there seem really tough.

I grew up in a military family and lived in the country. Once I was on my own, I chose to live in San Antonio, and I can not imagine wanting to live elsewhere. Some of the things I like most about the area:

San Antonio is a very family oriented city. When the Spurs won a championship several years ago, nearly half a million people took to the streets of downtown to celebrate and there was not a single negative incident or arrest.

Urban planning has been done in an intelligent manner through the years, so highways and main roads are arranged in a logical way (photo A wagon wheel), and zoning business is largely along the main roads. In other words, it is easy to find your way, and cruising on a main road and see what kind of business you are looking for. Residential neighborhoods in many parts of the city are down means the zoning business, you do not generally heavy traffic through most neighborhoods. Traffic usually is not as bad as other cities I visited.

San Antonio has all the advantages of being the 7th largest city in the U.S. - there is a wide variety of shops, restaurants and entertainment. I am the person at night, and I like what I decide to go for a meal after midnight and there is a decent number of options remain open.

Despite being as big as it is, San Antonio did not feel as one of the 10 largest cities in the United States. It has a much smaller town feel to it. Some parts of the city have their fair share of crime, but you're not beaten upside the head every time you turn around.

The weather is great. We do not have the humidity of Houston, Dallas icy winters, or even as much of the heat.